Eventide TriceraChorus

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In the Chorus Effects Pedals category, Eventide TriceraChorus is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Step back into the vibrant world of 1970s and '80s sonic exploration with the Eventide TriceraChorus pedal. Inspired by the legendary Tri-choruses of the era, this pedal combines rich Bucket Brigade-style chorusing with Eventide's iconic MicroPitch detuning to create deep, otherworldly modulations. The TriceraChorus is packed with three distinct chorus voices—Left, Center, and Right—each capable of being detuned, generating a lush stereophonic landscape that envelops your sound in a dreamy wash.

Explore the three meticulously crafted modes: "Chorus" for a classic stompbox vibe, "Chorale" for complex, swirling textures reminiscent of vintage rackmount units, and "Vibrato" for a pulsating pitch shift that dances through your mix. Engage the innovative "Swirl" footswitch to unlock psychedelic flanging and phasing, pushing your sound into realms unknown.

Whether you're conjuring up syrupy textures on a guitar, bass, synth, or even vocals, the TriceraChorus offers unparalleled versatility. With MIDI compatibility and the Eventide Device Manager, your creative potential is virtually limitless, providing access to a treasure trove of presets and customizable parameters. Experience the full spectrum of chorus possibilities with seamless real-time manipulation, making it the perfect companion for both studio sessions and live performances.

Key Features:

Three independent chorus voices: Left, Center, and Right
Three chorus modes: Chorus, Vibrato, Chorale
Swirl footswitch for psychedelic flanging and phasing
MIDI capability via TRS or USB
Eventide Device Manager for software updates and preset management
Detune function for added depth
3-phase LFO for dynamic modulation across the stereo field
Guitar/Line Level switch for versatile connectivity
Multiple bypass options: Buffered, Relay, DSP+FX, or Kill dry

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Eventide TriceraChorus User Manual

Product specs

Pedal Type	Tri-chorus
Analog/Digital	Digital
Effects	Chorus, Vibrato, Chorale, Stereo Phase Shifter (Swirl)
Inputs	1 x 1/4" TRS (mono/stereo)
Outputs	2 x 1/4" TS (mono/stereo)
MIDI I/O	In/Out/USB
USB	1 x Type Mini-B
Other I/O	1 x 1/4" TRS (expression/aux switch/MIDI)
Bypass Switching	Buffered, Relay, DSP+FX, Kill Dry
Power Source	9V DC power supply (included)
Height	1.68"
Width	4"
Depth	4.25"
Weight	1.06 lbs.

FAQs

What types of effects can the Eventide TriceraChorus produce?: The Eventide TriceraChorus offers a range of effects including chorus, vibrato, chorale, and a stereo phase shifter known as Swirl.
Does the Eventide TriceraChorus support stereo output?: Yes, the Eventide TriceraChorus supports stereo output with its two 1/4" TS outputs, allowing for rich, spatial soundscapes.
Can the Eventide TriceraChorus be controlled via MIDI?: Yes, the TriceraChorus features MIDI In/Out/USB capabilities, allowing for comprehensive control and integration with other MIDI devices.
What power supply does the Eventide TriceraChorus require?: The Eventide TriceraChorus requires a 9V DC power supply, which is included with the pedal.
Is the Eventide TriceraChorus suitable for both live performances and studio use?: Yes, with its versatile effects and stereo capabilities, the TriceraChorus is well-suited for both live performances and studio recordings.

Videos

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Introducing Eventide TriceraChorus Pedal (Tri-Stereo Chorus + Swirl)

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Eventide TriceraChorus Pedal - BASS DEMO

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Eventide TriceraChorus Pedal Tutorial - Part 1: Knobs & Switches

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A Closer Look at the Eventide TriceraChorus Pedal

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Eventide TriceraChorus Stereo Tri-Chorus

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Eventide TriceraChorus - Sound Demo (no talking)

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Exploring the TriceraChorus Pedal's Modulation Effects

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PROS

Offers lush, high-quality chorus sounds
Features 5 easily accessible presets for varied sounds
Can produce flanging, rotary, and detune effects beyond chorus
Excellent performance in both mono and stereo setups
Works well with guitars and synthesizers alike
Allows for easy integration into existing setups
Detune knob provides unique sonic customization
Catch Up setting for convenient preset tweaking

CONS

Some users find the sound thin or overly metallic
Preset programming can be challenging
Dual-function footswitches may not be ideal for everyone
May not accurately replicate classic tri-chorus tones in high-gain settings

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The Eventide TriceraChorus combines tri-chorus and detune effects, offering versatility beyond traditional chorus pedals.
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Some users prefer the TriceraChorus over the Boss CH-1 for a more clinical sound, contrasting with the warm character of bucket brigade choruses.
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The Eventide TriceraChorus is more tweakable than the Keeley DynoMyRoto, offering additional features like built-in pitch detune while performing well in both mono and stereo setups.
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The TriceraChorus is recommended for those looking to explore detune effects alongside standard chorus, making it suitable for diverse musical styles.
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The integrated pitch detune in the TriceraChorus makes it particularly effective for achieving 80s-style tones, adding a nostalgic flair to modern performances.
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Critic Reviews

Eventide TriceraChorus Review - Premier Guitar

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Eventide's TriceraChorus delivers a nostalgic trip through '80s sounds with its rich tri-stereo chorus effects, making it an essential tool for guitarists seeking depth and dimension. While its user-friendly presets ease the learning curve, the dual-control knobs can confuse settings for beginners. The pedal excels in creating lush tones, from warm vintage sounds to vibrant, arena-ready effects. However, those less enthusiastic about complex modulation might find it overly intricate. In summary, while the TriceraChorus shines brightly in the right hands, it may not suit everyone's tonal preferences or simplicity needs.

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EvenTide TriceraChorus review | Guitar World

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Eventide's TriceraChorus redefines the chorus effect with its rich, tri-stereo modulation capabilities, versatile presets, and a captivating Swirl feature that adds a unique depth to sound. While its extensive control options may initially overwhelm, the pedal ultimately rewards users with lush, dynamic tones ideal for any genre. The integration of MIDI and computer editing elevates the experience, making it a powerful tool for modern musicians. However, transitioning between primary and secondary parameters can be cumbersome. Still, for those seeking a sophisticated, all-in-one modulation solution, the TriceraChorus is a compelling choice.

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Eventide's TriceraChorus delivers a rich tapestry of lush, 3D sounds that blend classic analog vibes with modern digital precision. Its adjustable choruses, detuning options, and unique Swirl feature offer impressive versatility for both guitarists and keyboardists. However, the complexity of its controls may intimidate less experienced users, and its premium price tag might deter budget-conscious musicians. Overall, the TriceraChorus stands out as a high-quality, effective chorus pedal that rewards those willing to explore its depth.

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Eventide TriceraChorus review | MusicRadar

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The Eventide TriceraChorus delivers a rich tapestry of modulation, tapping into nostalgic '80s sounds while offering modern versatility. Its deep editing capabilities and stereo operation make it a formidable tool for sonic exploration. However, the extensive features may overwhelm casual users, and the price tag reflects its premium nature. For those ready to dive deep into modulation, this pedal is a worthy investment.

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parhelia_0000

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over 3 years ago

Absolute disrespect to the tri-chorus sound. Don't waste your time.

You know, it's tough trying to secure tri-chorus effects nowadays - a lot of the tri-chorus units are hard to secure here in Toronto, Canada, and rack units are starting to die off as people go towards pedals or modelers.

So I decided to give the Tricerachorus a try to see if it can hold up to today's standards of effects.

Honestly, I really, truly wanted to love this pedal. The features are there with three mix knobs (just like the regular tri-chorus effects should) and a detune built in. However, in reality, you're asking for trouble. The chorus effect sounds extremely flange-like that I just couldn't get it to sound like the authentic rack tri-chorus unit. And in high-gain situations? Oh boy... don't even get me started. This pedal is absolutely unusable for the 80's tone.

Now you guys can argue "But Pete Thorn managed to get it to sound good~!"; however, guess what? YOU'RE NOT PETE THORN! You will NOT be able to dial in the sounds you want. Avoid this pedal like the plague if you actually care about getting nice tri-chorus tones.

Usually Eventide is well-known for their studio quality effects; however, in this situation, they seriously Line 6'd the hell out of the tri-chorus.

Want something that sounds better? Go with a Strymon Mobius. It'll give you far better options for great-sounding chorus effects than this piece of garbage.

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gorillamac

706

3 years ago over 3 years ago

You really, really need to revise your reviews. Not quite being able to get the sound you want isn't 1-star. Liking something isn't 5-star. There's lots of room to score in between. Not liking something and giving a critical review can be helpful, but this really isn't in any way. All I can gather from this is you don't like it. I'm still not clear why you don't like it and what your specific use case is. All I got is a rant about it being "unusable", which given that other guitarists do use the pedal I know is untrue. Try and make your reviews a bit more helpful to fellow consumers. Be specific about criticisms rather than just slinging mud. That will help others make more informed purchases.